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PROGRESSING WITH Finesse, Dignity Pride ELON: DYNAMIC DIVA ELON BOMANI WENT FROM homeless to wealthy by investing in the real estate market five short years ago. Ms. Bomani was a job-less, single-mother after her husband took all of her funds out of her bank account. After living temporarily in a shelter and learning everything she could about wealth, she started investing in real estate with a meager $36 dollars in her checking account. One and half years later, Ms. Bomani, amassed 3 million dollars in real estate and built a net-worth of $1.5 million dollars-an astounding feat for a homeless mom! Now, Elon Bomani is a stay-at-home mother who wants to help others become millionaires, too. Elon has penned a new book called Dynamic Diva Dollars-For Women Who Aren’t Afraid to Become Millionaires. In this book, Elon shares her wealth building investment secrets that develop a millionaire mind via the spirit, mind and body connection; turn bad debt into good debt; design a business on a shoe-string budget; and invest in & Elon Bomani encourages all women to be Dynamic Divas. real estate. Offering tools to assist others, Elon believes that crisis equals opportunity. Rather than blame her ex-husband, she realizes that she was creating this life and that she put herself where she was. As a child to a single mother on welfare and a drug dealer dad, Elon had to stop speaking poverty words and acting with a poverty mentality. Choosing to create her own heaven, Elon shares some of her insights with <strong>Sister</strong>hood Agenda readers: What is a dynamic diva? A dynamic diva is a whole, complete and balanced woman who is healthy, wealthy and wise. Divas have a negative reputation for being difficult, but a diva is evolved divinity within a woman, the essence of God. In other words, we are the source, the power that we are looking for. How did you become wealthy? I immersed myself and educated myself about wealth. I copied and did what wealthy people do, but in my own way. Luck is opportunity with preparation. What is your area of specialty? I am a natural practitioner. I provide African holistic health information, wealth management and daily inspiration to heal, encourage, educate and inform. What words of wisdom do you have for our readers? Material things do not define us. The universe will provide. You don’t have to live a perfect life, but a life that is on purpose. When we have imbalances in our lives (spiritual, financial, etc.), other areas of our lives are affected. Before we can be healthy and happy, we must first reconnect with the power inside us because balance leads to success. We can all evolve and come into our divine essence. Any last words? I do not tell my story to impress, but to press upon you the fact that you can do it, too!
Lisa Price Transforms Nature into Business CAROL’S DAUGHTER FOUNDER LISA PRICE, ADMITS THAT SHE IS “enthralled with fragrance and flowers.” Following her heart-felt dreams, she transformed her hobby and love for fragrance into a skin care business in 1993. Going from bankruptcy to successful entrepreneur, Lisa used $100 in cash and her home kitchen to build the company to revenues in the millions with over 350 all-natural products for face, hair, body and home. Of Trinidadian ancestry, Lisa faced her fears about Lisa Price, founder, Carol’s Daughter. money and low self-esteem and shares her strategies for success in the book, Success Never Smelled So Sweet. Consistent with her love and appreciation for Mother Earth, company products are tested on people, not animals and do not contain harmful additives or fillers. Lisa encourages young women to think about starting their own businesses using little or no money and following their spirits. The Carol’s Daughter mission is embodied in its products and people and takes form in the words: “We the people of Carol’s Daughter are dedicated to providing exceptional products inspired by nature with a love for family to enhance ones sense of well being.” SISTERHOOD AGENDA 47 SUMMER 2007 AFRICAN WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP SUMMIT Oct. 17-20, 2007 Philly, PA African Heritage & Cultural Parade Sun. Oct. 21, 2007 “From The Grass Roots Through The Glass Ceiling” Saluting Black Women from Antiquity to Present Day and Paying Tribute to “The Mother of Civilization” For more information call: 267-299-6424 mwmsistahood@aol.com Million Woman March 10-Year Anniversary Reunion Mass Gathering
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